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Zustand: New.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 322 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.73 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. Vol 1: VG (+); Vol 2: Good (-) only. Two volumes. Landscape orientation. A course of classic study for women to enhance their conversational skills, circa 1928. Condition notes: 120 (vol 1) and 68 (vol 2) numbered pp; flexible boards. Pages: vol 1: clean, ivory, tight, tan/green eps; a.e. tanned, a bit of page stiffness/waviness. Cover: dk green flexible boards, gilt titles front, plain spine; v lt shelfwear, extrems barely worn. Vol 2 is solid, nut has been wet, with page waviness and mildew stains throughout. …

Zustand: New. In English.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. Dust jacket missing. Later printing. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. ISBN: 9798987112816. CLEAN CONTENT PAGES. See photos for more information. Secure packaging for safe delivery.

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorRichard Alpert, PhD, (1931-2019) AKA Ram Dass, was a Harvard psychologist who, with his colleague Timothy Leary, pioneered the therapeutic use of psychedelic drugs. As Ram Dass, he became a spiritual lead.

Sewn as issued in orig. printed buff wrappers. 39pp. v.g. Bolton, Cricket on the Hearth, 1. With a full-page advertisement on the following inside wrapper for W.S. Johnson's Nassau Steam Press: 'every description of printing executed with neatness and expedition'.

Sewn as issued in orig. printed buff wrappers; v. sl. dusted. 39pp v.g. Bolton, Cricket on the Hearth, 1. With a full-page advertisement on the following inside wrapper for W.S. Johnson's Nassau Steam Press: 'every description of printing executed with neatness and expedition'.

Sewn as issued in orig. printed buff wrappers; v. sl. dusted. 39pp v.g. Bolton, Cricket on the Hearth, 1.

Poster 450 x 140 mm. printed in two colours, old folds, laid down on thin card.

Single sheet folio playbill, printed in red & black; paper sl. thin at upper corners, one tiny hole. 25 x 50cm. The fourth performance, and by now it seems the actors were well into their stride. Dickens, writing to Bulwer Lytton two days after the performance, could barely contain his satisfaction: 'I am very, very sorry - and so we all were - that you were not with us on Wednesday. The play was never so well acted, and it was a noble audience. They took every point - gave rounds of applause after the acts - broke into perfect enthusiasm at the end, and had the curtain up again in a whirlwind of applause. It really was delightful.'. (Pilgrim Letters, vol. 6, p.421.). …

Single sheet folio playbill, printed in red & black; sl. torn along horizontal fold. Numbered '1500' in ms. in top left corner, possibly the print-run? 24.5 x 50cm. This represents the final time Lytton's play was presented in its five-act format; for the five performances given in August (the first being at Nottingham on the 23rd), the play was condensed by Dickens into three acts, and an additional one-act farce called Two O'Clock in the Morning was added to the bill.…

Single sheet folio playbill, printed in red & black; three light folds. v.g. 25 x 51cm. The north-east leg of The Guild's theatrical tour, evidently proved every bit as successful as the earlier performances; on August 29th Dickens wrote to John Forster, whose schedule prevented him from joining the players on this occasion, 'into the room at Newcastle they squeezed 600 people, at twelve and sixpence, into a space reasonably capable of holding three hundred'. (Pilgrim Letters, vol. 6, p.748.) Forster was replaced, on this occasion, by the illustrator John Tenniel.…